New Homes Rise in Calumet City Area
The article highlights multiple builders moving families into new houses across Calumet City. Projects include West Williams street for Mr. and Mrs. W. Mahnke, West Park Manor homes by E. W. Peterson, an $8,000 Wentworth avenue residence for Mr. Joseph Kurzeja, and additional bungalows by Henry A. Kleihege. Community notices urge residents to welcome newcomers and promote Calumet City as a desirable place to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mahnke
West Williams Street
Charles N. Scott
E. W. Peterson
West Park Manor
Hammond
Milda and Hansen
Calumet City Builders
Joseph Kurzeja
Wentworth Avenue
Andy Belz
C. O. Brady
West Webb Street
Henry A. Kleihege
Fred H. Pfrommer
Calumet City
West Elizabeth Street
Paul Hawk
Cupp
Pfrommer
J. W. Pence
West Warren Street
Chas. Cormican
New Home Buyers Rise in Calumet City Near West Park Manor
Calumet City welcomes about a family per day with many settling in West Park Manor. New homeowners include Kenneth Sutherland on West Elizabeth, and George and Adelaide Fox with upcoming Hess nuptials. Local education gains a Sobieski school as district 156 expands facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobieski
Board of Education
Weekend visit and sewers and mains bids
Mr and Mrs John Brehm of Sibley boulevard visited their son Frank at Camp Betz Berrien Springs Michigan with plans for Mrs Brehm to stay until Saturday and Mr Brehm returning Wednesday. John Jr returns from two weeks in Eagle River Wisconsin. At the Board of Local Improvements bids were opened for Forest Hills subdivision sewer and water mains sidewalks at Sibley and Torrence avenues water mains on Muskegon Manistee and Marquette avenues and water mains on Green Bay Mackinaw avenues and other streets. The Public Construction Co led by president John W Jaranowski submitted the lowest bids. contracts were signed and work to begin at once. The engineer said large water mains progress would allow mains to be laid in a couple of weeks ready for connections to Chicago limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brehm
Sibley Boulevard
Frank
Camp Betz
Berrien Springs
Mich
Board of Local Improvements
Forest Hills Subdivision
Sibley
Torrence
Muskegon
Manistee
Marquette
Green Bay
Mackinaw
Public Construction Co
John W. Jaranowski
Chicago
Seed Selection Admonition Inspires Better Harvests
A brief proverb advocates choosing high quality seed for successful crops. It urges using the correct variety and proper termination test to ensure a good yield, attributed to Dachange.
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Claude Campbell
Friends gathered on Truman boulevard Saturday evening to surprise Mrs. Claude Campbell for her birthday. The group played bridge at four tables with high scores won by Mrs. Clifford Pressel Mrs. Morris Fein and Mrs. William Brown among the ladies and Willis Kramer Morris Fein and Russell Albertson among the men. A luncheon followed with cut flowers and gifts for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Campbell
Cyrus Campbell
Truman Boulevard
Clifford Pressel
Morris Fein
William Brown
Willis Kramer
Russell Albertson
Pest Always With Us
The article notes the pest is a long known issue with fossil evidence found in prehistoric rocks, documenting its persistent presence through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nad
Andrew Perne the churchman and his changing creeds
Andrew Perne, an English churchman, shifted his creed multiple times. He served as Catholic under Henry VII, then Protestant under Edward VI, returned to Catholicism under Mary, and became Protestant again under Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Perne
Henry VII
Edward VI
Mary
Elizabeth
Not enough context to form a headline
A fragment discusses how friends tied by obligation may drift away quickly once released from those duties, implying social loyalty hinges on reciprocal ties.
Judge Not Do Not Judge by Appearances
The Galveston News notes a reflection that appearances mislead and a man who follows the bulletin board may find a home to go to, urging cautious judgment and humane perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belletin Board
Galveston News
Stray Bit of Wisdom for a Tearful Son
A Lacretelle line offers a quiet wish for a friend the son who never resisted his mother’s tears. The note blends tenderness with guidance, implying loyalty, empathy, and enduring support in familial bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacretelle
Too Slow The Reason Why Many Men Stay Single
A short opinion note argues many men remain bachelors because they fail to seize opportunities, urging readers to act decisively and pursue chances in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitledoro
Herald
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Our City
Kenneth Sutherland
Leo E. Carroll
South Wentworth Avenue
George Gapp
Harry Klug
Milwaukee, Wis
Ella Lort
Forsyth Avenue
Clara Fedder
Park Place
West
Lake Louise
Banff
Canada
H. L. Hester
Robert Lee
Betty Mae
Ottawa
Adelaide Fox
Louis C. Hess
KE. Clarence Minas, Jr
Ruth Street
Kathleen Lyons
Webb Street
Miss Fox
F. H. Fox
Forest Avenue
Frank J. Wachewicz
Pittsburgh
Zukowski
Max Schneider
Maxine
Forsythe Avenue
Wisconsin
Lloyd Parsons
Detroit Street
St. Louis
Apex
Michigan Avenue
Pullman
S. Halsted
S. Halsted St
Eng
Majestic
Franklin County
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Pocahontas New River
Lehigh
Koppers
John J. Brehm & Sons Co
Hohman Street
Plummer Avenue
Majestic Coal Quality and Service
Aufmann & Wollf
Hammond Indiana
Rimbach
Avenue
Sibley Street
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